What Is A Damon Smile? | Friday Focus | E&S Orthodontics

In this edition of the Friday Focus Dr. O talks about what is a Damon Smile and how you can achieve a fuller smile with damon smiles.
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[@robertibeh]

Good to know that that smile is still possible even after tooth extractions - I had 4 removed. I got my Damon braces about two weeks ago and that was one of the questions I had.

[@Kimmer]

Can Damon braces still be used if I had 8 teeth removed when I was 18 years old with traditional braces, which created a very small mouth and I've had sleep apnea my entire life as a result? I realize implants may be necessary with this approach.

[@briannahatcher9422]

Damn. This didn't explain a damn thing about HOW this works. 🤦🤦

[@confidentthroughchrist-jer333]

They have many many videos that show different things about the Damon system

[@xierraleone1905]

Maybe if you read the fucking title you would walk away enlightened

[@xierraleone1905]

How much is this typically?